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Michael Jordans 23XI Racing Settles Lawsuit with NASCAR

Permanent charters pivotal to NASCAR antitrust lawsuit settlement

Permanent charters, akin to franchises in other major professional sports leagues, are being granted in settlement of a federal antitrust lawsuit between NASCAR and two racing teams. The teams suing included one partly owned by basketball Hall of Fame Michael Jordan.

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Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing Settles Lawsuit with NASCAR: 'Going to Grow the Sport'

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NASCAR Settlement: Winners, Losers from Michael Jordan and 23XI Racing’s Legal Battle vs NASCAR

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Michael Jordan settles antitrust lawsuit with NASCAR

Michael Jordan and NASCAR settled a federal antitrust lawsuit, which accused the racing league of being a "monopolistic bully" on Thursday.

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NASCAR settles federal antitrust case filed by two of its teams, one owned by NBA great Michael Jordan

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Michael Jordan And Other Team Owners Reach Settlement With NASCAR In Federal Antitrust Lawsuit

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Dale Earnhardt Jr. 'surprised' NASCAR was threatened by SRX

Before the 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports v. NASCAR antitrust lawsuit was settled during the trial, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and sister/business partner Kelley Earnhardt-Miller took to their podcast studio to discuss some of their thoughts at the time.

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Denny Hamlin fires shot at ESPN, NASCAR ahead of highly anticipated antitrust trial

Just days ahead of the highly anticipated antitrust trial between NASCAR and two of its teams, Denny Hamlin has had enough. The 23XI Racing team owner and party to this lawsuit and trial unloaded on ESPN and a NASCAR representative today.

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NASCAR teams win big with new revenue and the return of the five-strike rule

After so many months of speculation, the NASCAR antitrust trial has finally concluded. In the aftermath, the NASCAR teams, led by Michael Jordan, are the winners, as there is potential for new revenue and the return of the five-strike rule.